In case you hadn’t seen the news, the Biden Administration announced a student loan cancellation plan and also continued the pause on federal student loan repayments, interest and collections through December 31, 2022. Read on to gain insights from our team about how...
Student loan debt recently surpassed the $1.5 trillion dollars in a measure1 released by the St. Louis Federal Reserve on August 8, 2018. This amounts to a 144% increase in student loan debt over the past decade. Pundits debate whether this is a crisis, and several...
By Pat Amey Every year, I am invited to 3 or 4 weddings and I love attending them. I’ve noticed a few trends lately and thought I would put together some financial concepts for engaged couples to consider as they tie the knot. Wedding Statistics An annual survey by...
By Patrick Amey Spring is here, summer weather has begun (in many places), and graduation time has arrived. Across the country, students are finishing their high school, college, and even graduate school lives, after years of hard work, stress, and excitement....
By Jamie Bosse You’ve kissed your little princess goodbye and sent her off to college this year. She was top of her graduating class, a star athlete, and the smartest “kid” you know – you are so proud. You’ve supported her financially for the last 18 years and now...
